The Youth Climate Justice project will analyse the growing trend of child and youth climate action, and particularly how children are claiming and asserting their own rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
This PhD candidate will engage in academic analysis of litigation and other action taken by children to achieve climate justice; applying knowledge from Indigenous studies. Indigenous peoples are amongst the first affected by the climate crisis and the project will include Indigenous knowledge and approaches throughout. Previous experience in Indigenous studies AND work/volunteering with a community group (e.g. an environmental or youth group) is essential. Experience of children’s rights, environmental rights and/or first-hand field research is very desirable.
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Postdoctoral opportunity
The Youth Climate Justice project will analyse the growing trend of child and youth climate action, and particularly how children are claiming and asserting their own rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
I am excited to advertise a 3-year postdoc on my ERC-funded project YOUTH CLIMATE JUSTICE. You will be working with my international interdisciplinary team analysing climate cases and consulting children. Application deadline 12 Sep. Apply on UCC site with code 069831